Obscure List of Names in Local Notice
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with varied surnames and titles, likely from a legal or social notice. The items include Cameron Arnold Rummel Adolph Michalka Jack Hobson George Mitchan R L Brown Charlie To mek Billie Jo White Morris Weems Mrs F B Dodson Mrs Francis Cox Wesley Crouch Seth Dockery Jr Mrs V J Mayer D M Price Jr Paul Laake Lucille Byrd Herman Juergens J H Kahler Arthur Bowling Muriel Brooks Oscar Zotz Monroe Baker Edward W Matula Buckholts Stanley Glaser Rosebud Leo Vrazel Burlington E H Miller Voltin Brothers Max Schuetze Frank Skrla Gertrude Miller Rockdale Mrs E A Schlemmer Lloyd E Lamere Milano Minnie Ola Jones Clarence Davenport Rogers Mrs Frank Klement Mrs Evelyn Ashcraft Milton Wright Sr.
Multiple Names Listed Across Regions in Classified Notices
A fragmented OCR shows a string of names tied to cities and states including Houston Waco Austin Fort Worth Temple Dayton Beaumont Marlin Dyes AFB California Tennessee Pennsylvania Kansas Oregon and individuals such as Mrs Riley Gilleland Mr Hosa Woods Mrs L O Fields C P Meeks R F Rubac John McLerran Miss L L Andrews Bo Kennon Betty Corner Mrs Louis Kosh Beulah Holland Ann Jane Coody Beverly Walker Adolph Abel Florence Fikes Norbert Kostromy Gile N Burnett Oscar Oliver Scott Peck Glynn McAnulty Henry Frame R C Gallier. The item resembles a directory or notice listing residents and associates across locations.
Georgetown to choose mayor successor after Crawford's death
Georgetown City Council postponed appointing a temporary mayor to January 12 at an emergency meeting. The home rule charter allows a majority of the council to appoint a successor until April elections. Mayor Joe Crawford, 42, died of a heart attack December 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Joe Crawford
Crawford
Accidental Shooting Injures Hearne Youth
Donald Cooper of Hearne is in stable condition at Scott and White Hospital after a hunting accident. Police say a 22 rifle discharged while the youths were at home, striking Cooper in the stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Donald Cooper
Scott and White Hospital
Cooper
First baby born at Waco in bicentennial year
Youlanda Yvonne Johnson born at 1 01 a.m. New Year Day to Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Ray Johnson of Waco. First Federal Savings and Loan Association awards the newborn interest on 4 million dollars for one day at 5 1/2 percent as a bicentennial gesture by the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Youlanda Yvonne Johnson
Johnny Ray Johnson
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Stan Kenton to Perform at Mary Hardin-Baylor College
Stan Kenton brings his Big Band to Belton for a concert at Mary Hardin-Baylor College January 26 at 8 p.m. in the W. W. Walton Chapel. A separate high school band clinic runs January 26 from 2 30 to 4 p.m. at Mabee Student Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belton
Stan Kenton
Mary Hardin-Baylor College
W. W. Walton
Central Texas
Mabee
Stolen Bicentennial Logos Shock Lampasas
Nine new Bicentennial signs around Lampasas were stolen before most residents could view them. Lampasas Bicentennial Planning Committee chairman Robert Brught expressed astonishment at the theft. In Gatesville, Mountain View women's prison inmate population reached 225 after 15 days, with prisoners transferred from Goree unit in Huntsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lampasas
Robert Brught
Gatesville
Texas Department of Corrections
Mountain View Women’s Prison
TDC
Goree
Huntsville
Fund Established for Rockdale Family Medical Bills
Friends of the Dale Bert Cotton family start a fund to aid with rising medical costs for a mother and daughter in the Black Jack community. Uninsured, they face bills potentially totaling $15,000. contributions are welcome at Rockdale State Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Jack
Dale Bert Cotton
Rockdale State Bank
DPS Studies CB Radios in 13 Texas Areas
DPS spokesperson Jim Robinson says 13 Texas highway patrol regions monitor CB radio use during a 90 day test. The study weighs pros and cons of motorists using low frequency transmitters to warn of radar traps and officers. Col. Wilson E. Speir will announce the final stance after the period ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Safety
Jim Robinson
Robinson
Texas
Wilson E. Speir
DPS
CDA Awards Bids For Two Projects
The Community Development Agency board on December 29 awarded construction and material bids for two Alabama Town sewer project and O J Thomas Park playground project items. Bandas Industries won paving and drainage for 12 656 50 and sanitary sewer for 20 569 25. Material bids went to Armco Steel Corp ABS 4 360 50 Smith Pump Co lift station 5 367 Texas Concrete Co rings and covers 1 720 The Rohan Co cast iron rings and covers 475.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Development Agency Board
Alabama Town
O. J. Thomas Park
Bandas Industries
Bandai Industries
Armco Steel Corp
ABS
Smith Pump Co
Texas Concrete Co
The
Rohan Co
Richards Files For Pct 3 Post
R. C. Red Richards a Rockdale businessman and city council member has filed for county commissioner precinct 3. Two races shape May 1 primary: sheriff contest between incumbent Carl Black and Leroy Broadus and constable precinct 6 Buckholts between John Zajicek and Warren McCall. Other filings include Adolph Gresak for commissioner precinct 1 Buckholts W. T. White for tax assessor collector P L Paris for constable precinct 8 Thorndale and H T Chamberlain for constable precinct 1 Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C
Red) Richards
Rockdale
Democratic Party
Carroll Glaser
Glaser
Carl Black
Leroy Broadus
DPS
Buckholts
John Zajicek
Warren McCall
Adolph Gresak
W. T. White
P. L. Paris
Thorndale
H. T
Tommy) Chamberlain
Cameron
Wallace Ends Career as District Judge Milam Robertson Counties
District Judge W C Wallace announced on Friday he will not seek another term. He said he decided some time ago not to be a candidate and expressed sadness at leaving the bench. He thanked Milam and Robertson counties for their support since January 1961 when he began his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Wallace
Wallace
Milam
Robertson Counties
Milam County News Roundup January to December 1975
Snapshot of Milam County events across months 1975 including school planning and funding moves, criminal cases and trials, infrastructure projects, economic changes at Alcoa and local banks, weather impacts, public notices, and civic developments involving mayors, councils, and county offices. Key items include jail openings, tax and budget votes, court outcomes, and local infrastructure upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauk
Buckholts
ICA
Cameron
EPA
Milam Banks
Blake Chides
Herald
Allison
Seaton
Grand Jury
Water Corp
Milam
Commissioners View
Swanzy’s
Rockdale
City Oks
Cofc
Alcoa Foundation
Highway 77
Lloyd Albertson
United Way Drive
Milam Grand Jury
Farm Bureau
Yeomen
Alcoa
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F.M.L
California
Oscar Oliver
Tennessee
Scott Peck
Pennsylvania
Glynn McAnulty
Kansas
Henry Frame
Oregon
R. C. Gallier
Alicia Michelle
St. Edward Hospital
Zeninda
CDA
Harper
Bill Case
Jim Trigg
Waites
Kruse
Trigg
Kelley
Park
Triggs
IGC
Hearne Bank
Kubiak
General Telephone
Kelm
Cameron Chamber
IBEW
Folk Fete
Cameron Man
CofClanet
Richard Williams
First National Bank
Davis
Citizens Bank
Engin
Eer
Charles Kunz
McCullin
Nature
Litzman
Lumpkin
Cen-Tex
Armadillo
THC
Butler
Solon
Tp&l
Lott
Pioneer Cemetery
Matula
Shell Oil Exec
Liberty Tree
Sclons
Bill Marek
Mexico
Bell Telephone
Stanislaw
Collison
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